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#1 (permalink) Sun Mar 09, 2008 17:42 pm meaning of "put nose in brain"

what does 'put nose in brain' mean like in 'don't put your nose in brain' and 'you are a nose in your brain'?? thanks in advance

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#2 (permalink) Sun Mar 09, 2008 19:40 pm put nose in brain

It has no meaning, as far as I know. Where did you find it?

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#3 (permalink) Mon Mar 10, 2008 10:15 am meaning of "put nose in brain"

babypumpkin wrote:

what does 'put nose in brain' mean like in 'don't put your nose in brain' and 'you are a nose in your brain'??

thanks in advance

Did you find it here?

Quote:

right in the face or nose really hard , but dont put nose in brain. or jaw
2 weeks ago
Source(s):
dontwatchd*ckchop.com

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#4 (permalink) Tue Mar 11, 2008 17:05 pm meaning of "put nose in brain"

Molly wrote:

babypumpkin wrote:

what does 'put nose in brain' mean like in 'don't put your nose in brain' and 'you are a nose in your brain'??

thanks in advance

Did you find it here?

Quote:

right in the face or nose really hard , but dont put nose in brain. or jaw
2 weeks ago
Source(s):
dontwatchd*ckchop.com

I firstly heard it from a friend of mine. I didn't ask him and he hasn't been around these days. and I googled it that was one of the results i found.
so any idea whats that mean?

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#5 (permalink) Tue Mar 11, 2008 17:15 pm meaning of "put nose in brain"

babypumpkin wrote:

I firstly heard it from a friend of mine. I didn't ask him and he hasn't been around these days. and I googled it that was one of the results i found.
so any idea whats that mean?

Without more context, it's hard to tell what it means, other than that it's meant to be funny. I think it literally means, "Don't push your nose all the way into your brain." This would be in the process of whatever they're telling you to do.

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